Community Involvement

 

Dayton Toyota Donates $21,400 to Support Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad

 

On behalf of all of its associates, Dayton Toyota proudly donated $21,400 to the Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad (MJFAS) to help fund a new LUCAS Chest Compression System-technology that delivers consistent, high-quality compressions during cardiac arrest and helps first responders save lives.

 

The MJFAS has been serving South Brunswick since 1941 and remains a volunteer-led, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing professional, courteous emergency care to residents and visitors. Importantly, MJFAS provides care without regard to a patient's ability to pay, reflecting the pure community spirit behind their service.

 

Tools like the LUCAS device help these volunteers deliver uninterrupted, guideline-quality compressions when fatigue, transport, and multiple tasks can challenge manual CPR-making every minute count during cardiac arrest. (That's exactly why we're honored to help fund it.)

 

Pictured above (left to right):

David Nappa (Owner, Dayton Toyota), John Penny (Captain, South Brunswick Police Department), Rich Hoff (Chief, Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad), and Mike Dooley (Director of Service, Parts & Collision, Dayton Toyota).

 

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